Fact-checking President Trump’s claims on US financial support to Ukraine
Trump says the minerals deal he has signed with Kyiv will allow the US to recuperate up to $350 billion in financial support. Euronews fact checks the claims. Read More
European Parliament to grill Commission over ditched AI liability rules
The EU Parliament remains divided over the need for the rules, aimed to help consumers when they experience harm from an AI service or product. Read More
Stellantis sees plunging performance amid weaker sales across board
Stellantis’ disappointing performance comes as the wider global car market continues to face a number of challenges, particularly escalating tariff threats. Read More
Scientists have discovered a new health benefit from the world’s most consumed drink
Brewing tea can act as filter against potentially harmful heavy metals in drinking water, a new study has found. Read More
Top court ruling may bar Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik from politics
Dodik, who serves as the president of the Western Balkan country’s Serb-majority entity of the RS, has the right to appeal Wednesday’s verdict. Read More
Kaja Kallas meeting with Marco Rubio cancelled due to scheduling issues
Kallas was expected to meet Rubio during her two-day stay in Washington. Read More
BP scraps renewables target, returns to oil and gas in strategy reset
The move comes in response to pressure from investors, notably from activist hedge fund Elliot management. Read More
Buy a passport, save a nation? Nauru’s unique plan to fight climate change
Nauru’s first ‘golden passport’ scheme fell apart after the country granted citizenship to Al-Qaeda members. Read More
Dragons at half mast: Welsh tourist attractions to close on St David’s Day in tourist tax protest
Welsh tourist attractions are preparing to fly flags at half mast or even close their doors entirely in protest of the Welsh tourist tax. Read More
Child protection or censorship? The legal battle between the Court of Justice of the EU and Hungary
Necessary for some, discriminatory for others, Hungary’s so-called “child protection law” has been the subject of a hearing at the Court of Justice of the European Union. Whatever its nature,…